21 Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada Army Cadet Corps

Contact Number Changes

OMG DYK @21army now has a cell phone for our primary contact number? That’s right, we’ve moved into the 21st century and we can now be reached at one number for phone calls and text! Our number is still the same 519-623-6406 but you can now call or text us and the phone will be … Continued

Save the dates

Upcoming dates to save: FTX – June 2-4, Day trip to Oshawa’s Ontario Regiment Museum – June 11, Annual Ceremonial Review – June 12, Year end trip to Kingston (tentative) – June 16-18

21 Army Support Committee Needs You

The Support Committee is the backbone of the cadet corps and without their efforts things would come to a screeching halt. We need more members to join the team. If we do not get more members then the 21 Army Support Committee will need to be disbanded.

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Information & Resources

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Scholarship Opportunity

The Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Heritage and Museum Foundation plans to award annual scholarships to RCEME Army Cadets beginning in 2023.

Please see the attached RCEME Foundation Newsletter_Apr22 for more information.

More information will become available in the coming months.

About 21 Royal Highland Fusiliers

21 Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada Army Cadet Corps (21 RHFC ACC) is open to youth age 12-18. We meet once a week during the school year where you will learn citizenship, leadership, drill, effective speaking, outdoor survival, air rifle shooting, play sports and much more.

Plus, we have additional weekends for bush exercises, competitions, trips and a variety of other fun experiences.

On top of all this, during the summer, cadets have the opportunity to go to a variety of summer camps and expeditions. Courses range from 2 to 7 weeks and include basic training, introductory and advanced courses in leadership and instruction, drill and ceremonial, outdoor adventure, sports and fitness and the Canadian Forces basic parachutist course. There are also international exchanges for select cadets to places like Australia, South Korea and Scotland.

As if this wasn't enough incentive, a number of cadet activities also qualify as community service for school. Can it get any better? Who else gets to have fun AND do their schoolwork at the same time?

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Donations accepted

If you currently are, or are considering doing, payroll charitable deductions from your pay cheques, please consider directing your donation to 21 Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada Cadet Corp.

This can be done by asking employers to direct your donation under the Non-profit list, choosing The Army Cadet League of Canada, and placing a little notation for them to direct to 21 Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada Cadet Corp.

You can also give us a cheque payable to the Army Cadet League of Canada. 21 Army Cadets then sends the cheque to them, they cash it and make us a "transfer payment" by cheque. A tax receipt can also then be issued.

Any donation through pay roll deduction or directly to 21 Royal Highland Fusilier of Canada Cadet Army Corps would be much appreciated.

21 Army Cadets is Proudly Sponsored By

Royal Canadian Legion Branch 272

Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada

Royal Canadian Legion Branch 121